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Should Restaurants Raise Prices and Eliminate Tips?
Business Costs & Regulation Saying goodbye to tipping would address fairness and income reporting concerns.
By Knight Kiplinger • Published
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Remedying the Gender Pay Gap
Business Costs & Regulation A proposed federal rule designed to bring men's and women's pay in line would be an ineffective, burdensome mandate for employers.
By Knight Kiplinger • Published
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5 New Services From the U.S. Postal Service
Business Costs & Regulation Your letter carrier could be delivering your breakfast cereal and bread next.
By Varsha Bansal • Last updated
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Why the Drought Won’t Hike Food Prices
Business Costs & Regulation California farmers get creative to channel water to key crops.
By Sandra Block • Published
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Shouldn't Music Streaming Sites Pay Higher Royalties?
Business Costs & Regulation Recording artists both famous and obscure complain about the royalty of less than a penny that they receive for each play of their songs.
By Knight Kiplinger • Published
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When Is an Independent Contractor Really an Employee?
Business Costs & Regulation Many businesses, especially tech start-ups, fudge on legal distinctions to keep their labor costs low and cap their official employee count.
By Knight Kiplinger • Published
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Business Costs in 2015
Business Costs & Regulation Here’s what businesses can expect to pay next year for health care, insurance, fuel, shipping, borrowing and more.
By The Kiplinger Washington Editors • Last updated
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Mergers Designed to Avoid U.S. Taxes: Is This Ethical?
Business Costs & Regulation Firms should stay and fight for comprehensive tax simplification that would lower the top C-corp rate.
By Knight Kiplinger • Last updated
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Government Reparations for Oppressive Acts
Business Costs & Regulation It is ethically dubious for descendants of oppressed peoples to seek reparations for wrongs done to their forebears, to be paid by contemporaries not responsible for long-ago sins.
By Knight Kiplinger • Last updated
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